Write an application named DailyTemps that continuously prompts a user for a series of daily high temperatures until the user enters a sentinel value of 999. Valid temperatures range from -20 through 130 Fahrenheit. When the user enters a valid temperature, add it to a total; when the user enters an invalid temperature, display the error message:Valid temperatures range from -20 to 130. Please reenter temperature.Before the program ends, display the number of temperatures entered and the average temperature

Write an application named DailyTemps that continuously prompts a user for a series of daily high temperatures until the user enters a sentinel value of 999. Valid temperatures range from -20 through 130 Fahrenheit. When the user enters a valid temperature, add it to a total; when the user enters an invalid temperature, display the error message:Valid temperatures range from -20 to 130. Please reenter temperature.Before the program ends, display the number of temperatures entered and the average temperature

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